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THE foreign slush with which the country is flooded, under the mis- homer of "cable news" seems to be mainly about two bills with which England is afflicted at the present time, the Coercion bill and Buffalo Kill.
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EUGENE TRlPPEL, who has been ap- pointed collector ot customs at Yuma, is a very bright young democrat, whom Governor Zulick very cordially hates. His Excellency dislikeS MT. Trippel on general principles, be- cause he is honest and able and when in the legislature refused to obey the mandates issued from the Governors office, but he specially dislikes him now because he had promised the office to which Mir. Trippel has been appointed to one of his own favorites thinking that the federal authorities would consult him as to the appointee, but they did nothing of the sort. If Zuiick keeps up his lick, he will soon have more foes than friends in his own party.
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IF the land boom goes on much | longer in Kansas and Colorado, the saying of "dirt cheap" will have to fall into disuse, for it will mean "hish-priced."
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IF the people of Flagstaff will pull together the bright prospects of pros perity in and around town will be more than realized.
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THERE IS joy once more in the house hold of the "Mlkado, since the statement has been contra dicted that Bracewell Journalistic blower" for his excellency was going to quit the territory and leave "chief blower" Parish to play lone hand,
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The spring rodeo will start from the Box Canyon, on the Upper Verde, on May Ist and will start at Marr's range (Buck Horn) on the Ist of June. Stockmen please take no- tice. apr23f
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Business communications and remittances
 should be addressed to GEO. F. TINKER, Editoy aud AagGger Flagstaff, Yavapai Co.,, Arz.
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BRUNT bridges and broken 1anges are getting to be chestnuts in connec- tion with the Atlantic & Pacific rail road.
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A GREAT OFFER.

The Cincha No. 2, is offered with one years subscription to the CHAMPION for $5so and No. 9, for s65o. This patent Nor cinch, the best ever invented, IS actually offered for Sr.5o above the price of the sub scription to the CHAMPION.
 Prce Of the Cincha without subscription to tre CHAMPION is, No. 2, S2.5o; No. 9 ER go
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FOR SALE.
 Seed potatoes for sale in any quan- tity. Apply to the Arizona Cattle Company. If.
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TurnIshed ROOms,

Transient people can obtain nice, rooms at any time at
 MRS. A. M. HICKS, dec2s an Flagstaff, Arizona.
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Number Q, SS.So Each.

This Cincha has taken the lead over all others where once used. With a single cin- cha too much pressure has to be used to keep the saddle in place. In wide Cincha the edges are often loose while the middle ia tight. The use of two seperate Cinchas is also objectionable, one is liable to be draws tiohler than the other, he loose one uSun aIly acts as sn irritant to the animal. slipping m g short time thr. ugh the exercise, and moving forward or backward. By the use ol such Cinchas the animal is frequently ruined by kidney Jumps and other diseases.
 The best Cmcha is the Patent Cow Boy Double Cincha. It is joined and fastened to fit the belly of the horse, so that the pres sure will be equal both in length and breadth In addition to this. It IS easily frightened, the Latigo strap from the saddle running lightly over the roller in the ring on the Clncha; This roller in itself does admirable service. Rust does not affect the rings as they are gal yanized.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOR SALE.

IOE SALE.
 A fine cottage consisting of five rooms and outhouses. The location is a good one on the south side of the railroad track. Apply to T. G. Nor ris. tf.
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Subscribers to this paper will confer ia vor by sending notice of any iTegularity, in its delivery, to this office.
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R@-This paper IS kept on file at E, C. Dake's Advertising Agency, 6s Merchants Ex- change, San Francisco, Gala, where contracts for advertising can be made forit.
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TERMSi One Year S+ % Six Months 80 Advertising terms made known on appli' cation at the office or by mall.
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TERMSi

FLAG S STAFF, ARIZ MA.
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EsTRAY NOTI CE.

1 have in my possession one gray horse branded T 'T on left shoulder aud Es on left hip. The owner can have him by paying expenses,
 D. A. MURPHY. Flagstaff, May ;. 1887.
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Published Every Saturday
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For Sale.

An excellent farrning and stock ranch, with extensive improvements and living water, about four miles north of Belmont, Yavapai County, Arizona. For terms apply to r. FORD, Prescott, Arizona, Public Ad- ministrator, YayapA county apr3o
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WANTED.

One Hundred Tie Choppers. Ap- ply to the undersigned at the end of Mineral Belt R. R.
 apr23tf VIM. POWELL.
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Rodeo Notice.

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Patented ranches for sal? with or without stock.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-10-29


The dissenters from the majority OF the
Minneapolis convention have declared
war" On returning home they met In
Chicago, organized, and prepared and have
issued circular letter to the Knights
They claim that the usurpations and gross
violations of the laws of the order calls for
n reorganization of the order of tho Knights
of Labor ION basis which will secure the
autonomy of trade unions and the sovereign
ty of districts In all pertaining to their trade
and local affairs, and to prevent 1t from being
used In the future as machine to fill the
Golfers of designing and INSCRIPTIONS men
as II is now by those In power"
The circular then goes on at much
length TO assert that the ring" has used
the order to secure the salaried positions
and 10 further their own interests; that
funds have been Illegally expended; that
good men have been driven out of the or
der; that the constitution has been altered
In an Illegal manner; measures inimical to
the interests of the order at large have been
railroaded into claw" war has been waged
by the administration of rings against trades
unions and trades districts In spite of the
orders obligation to extend helping
hand 70 all branches of honorable toll"
Nearly every important strike or lockout,
in which the general officers interfered,
has been lost. AS a result of this blunder.
ing and stupidity arbitrary policy on the
part of the administration, the membership
of the order has decreased 21S,000 mem.
beers In one year. In spite of this decrease,
they have increased the annual expendi,
lures of the general officers 100000. In
the general assembly arguments were met
by buncombe, gaglaw was reduced 10 a
system, outrageous decisions rendered, ap
peals and protests ignored, all for the pur
pose of covering up the rascality of those
In power.
There really seems to be firstclass row
In progress. The order has become toe
unwieldy; and Its rapid disintegratior
would not be an unexpected event by any
means.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-10-29

that the prisoners were compelled to testify
against themselves and criminate them.
selves, and that eliminating evidence
against them was obtained by the police
from their private desks, without search
warrants. In violation of the constitutional
provision that man shall not be deprived
of life, etc, without due process OF law.
The Court directed Mr.. Pryor TO have
printed at once the parts of the record
which presented these questions and have
the printed copies ready for submission to
the Court on saturday morning.
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appearance as an actor. Miss Wainwright

appearance as an actor Miss Wainwright
Is also good. She is not strong actress
and In the places where strength is called
upon was trhe weak; but her voice Is
very clear and sweet, and she made an al.
most perfect Virginis. She was suffering
with severe cold and coughed considera.
bly,. The entertainment WAS of higher
order than an Ottawa audience has had
chance 70. listen TO for long time.
SAMwEIL WILKINS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-10-29

The November Harper's Magazine is a
superb number. The frontispiece is en-.
titled "a Fairy Tale" from painting by
+. 8. Church, accompanied by an anony-
nous sonnet interpreting the Idea of the
picture, entitled "A Child Shall Lead
Them
Thou Child.Soul sister OF the Loving Ones
Whom Dante saw circling In choral dance
Above the stars; thou who In charmed
trance
Dost bind these earthly to those heavenly
zones,
SO that Loves spell all lower life attones
To that far song; behold, thy minis
trants--
AL things that live-in loving train ad,
vance,
Thee following, even as the Sea, that
means
With wildness, followeth the Moons white
dream,
His rage suppressed-so, by thy heavenly
mood
The fiercest beasts that In the jungle
brood
Assuaged are; and thou, sweet maid, shall
even
Thy triumph join unto the pomp supreme
Gods kingdom come on Earth as It's In
Heaven.
Following are articles on "a Santa Bar.
bara Holiday" "Chantilly;" the marvel
lous estate recently presented to the French
people, with Its art collections; Here and
There in the South" devoted to the ever
charming Acadian country of Louisiana;
short stories, poetry, &c, &c.
The American Magazine appears with a
new cover. which is an advance in its ap
pearance. Its literary contents and illustra
tions also show continued progress TO q
higher and higher standard. The opening
article Is on Mt, Tacoma, the tallest Peak
In the U. s., and Dr. c. D. Hendrickson
describes an ascent to the highest attaina-
BILE point on the north side of this noun
tain, which seems to be the centre of a
wild and precipitous region, once the seat
of enormous volcanic activity, and still re.
tanning savage grandeur and loneliness.
A view OF Hendrickson's Falls-one of the
illustrations of Tacoma scenery-forms the
frontispiece of the number Gen. Fair
child writes of the history and aims of the
g. A. r., and In "Cyclopia" p. ID. Mott
describes the old FORCES and charcoal fur.
naces of Pennsylvania. Exactly how and
why our continent came TO be called Amer
lea rather than Columbia is very clearly
set forth In paper by Abby Sage Richard
son. 1t has been the fashion for more than
a century to fling abuse upon Amerigo
Vespucci for having wrested the honor of
naming the continent from It's discoverer
Quite recently documents have been res
covered which place the matter In a wholly
different light; at all events, as Mrs. Rich
ardson represents 1t, Vespucci seems tc
have made no claim for honors that were
not his due. Among other things she says
There Is also much TO be said about the
different way In which the letters Of Yes
pucci and Columbus would affect the liter.
airy taste Of the age. As have said, the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-10-29
Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets Pos
sess Powerful Potency, Pass Painlessly,
Promote Physical Prosperity.

The annual distribution Of carp by the
United States Fish Commission, under the
supervision Of the Illinois Fish Commits
sion, for applicants In Illinois, will take
place about November 1st. All persons de,
string a supply TO stock ponds should file
their applications at once. Applicants
should state location, area and depth of
ponds, giving full name, town, county, and
where express office and postofllce are sep.
arate, so state 1t. Applications can be made
10 either of the Commissioners: N. X
Fairbank, Chicago; 8. p. Bartlett, Quincy
Geo. Breuning, Centralia.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-10-29

In the Western Waterways Convention,
at Memphis, on Friday morning last week,
Judge Taylor of Indiana, Judge Prender-
CAST of Chicago, Col. Percy of Mississippi,
and others made speeches. Colonel Percy
urged the convention to stand by the river
and harbor bills at all hazards" and "not
to consent to dlssociate the Mississippi riv-
er and other great streams from smaller
channels Of commerce" He insisted that
"any attempt - make separate measure
of Mississippi river Improvements would
result In dismal failure"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-10-29

A telegram from Carlisle, Pennsylvania,
says that "the constant use of money at
elections" in that county has led the chair
men of the Republican and Democratic
committees to issue joint circular, In
which they mutually agree to three things:
"To discountenance corruption; to prose-
cute every case of bribery, and to give one
hundred dollars reward for information
that will lead to the conviction of any per.
son for bribery"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-10-29

Application to the United States Su-
preme Court for writs of error In the
Chicago Anarchists case was made on
Friday last by General Pryor in behalf of
the condemned prisoners. The points
relied upon to show that the cases involved
Federal questions which would give this
Court jurisdiction were, first, that the
statute of Illinois, relating to the empanel-
ment of juries makes 1t possible to try the
prisoners with a partial and prejudicial
jury, as was, as counsel claim, done in this
case, and that such q statute Is obnoxious
to the Federal Constitution; and, second,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-10-29

Our thanks are dne Mr.. G. W. Gibson
for Fort Scott, Kan, papers, giving views
of that lively western burg, Its gas wells,
artesian wells, &c. Curiously enough, we
find in 1t notice of a Board of Education
meeting, wherein 1t appears that there is In
progress lively disturbance of good feel
ing on the subject of white and black chill
dren being taught IN the same school room
What, in bleeding Kansas! Is 1t possible
the poor negro is to be relegated to school
of his own color-not good enough to asso-
ciate with whites? Well, WE'LL wonder
what next.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-10-29

Mrs Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay Co.,
Iowa, tells the following remarkable story,
the truth Of which is vouched for by the
residents Of the town: 81 am 10 years old,
and have been troubled with kidney com.
plant and lameness for many years; could
not dress myself without help. Now am
free from all pain and soreness, and am able
to do all my own homework. owe my
thanks to Electric Bitters for having renewed
my youth, and removed completely all dis.
ease and and pain" Try bottle, only 81
cents, at d. Lorriaux's drug store.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-10-29

Excavations In Jerusalem on ground be.
longing to the Russian Government have
resulted in the discovery of remains of the
ancient town wall and the position of the
gates of the town during the lifetime of
the Saviour, through which the Saviour
passed to Gelgotha.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-10-29
County Gossip

The Streator Free Press, which somehow,
In spite of It's tariff notions, claims 10 be
still republican leader, thus ignomini.
ously disposss Of the Hon. Henry Mayo as
a candidate for congress-
II Is becoming generally understood that
Hon. Henry Mayo Will be candidate fer
the congressional nomination In this dis
trict However friendly the Ere Press
Is inclined ~ he toward Mr. Mayo person
ally, II Is our firm conviction that La Sale
county should present no candidate AT the
next convention. win, DuPage or Ken.
dali Is entitled 10 the next representative,
and from these three Hon John X. Mar.
shall, of Kendall, is probab y the best and
most available man that could be selected
when one stops TO think how disastrously
TO the Free Press its recent nomination
of congressman turned out, 1t Is not to be
wondered al that II should want someone
outside this county as n candidate. But II
isn't at all likely Mr. Mayo will lie down In
his tracks just because the Free Press
doesn't want him 20 run.
The La Sale Rspublicon has gone to rail-
road building Evidently Webster hasn't
been studying the Streator papers lately or
he would have found out they had decided
not to build the V. Il n. road up the val
ley TO Ottawa, and thus have avoided a
break like the following;
The c., b. e. @ II r. has recently pro-
cured a considerable tract OF land near It's
Ottawa dept, and rs the present yard
facilities of the road at that place are abun
dainty adequate for present purposes, the
inhabitants there look upon the move as
preliminary 10 the construction of line 10
this city If the G., b. Il @, which is the
l. " Il N, proposes 10 enter rs cOmpefi
tor with the Rock Island for local traffic In
Utica, La Sale, Peru and Spring Valley,
the connecting link between Ottawa and
La Sale will have 10 be made.
States Attorney Moloney has entered a
motion TO not prosecute seven indictments
against ex.Sheriff Milligan for perjury and
one against w. l.. Milligan for the same
offense Only one indictment remains now
against the ex.she-if, that OF Withholding
public money. One by one the roses fall,
and In course OF time there will nothing
be left but legendary tradition of the fact
that there ever we're boodler prosecutions
In La Sale ceunty.-Mendota Paper.
Yes, this season of the year is tough on
the roses, especially the delicate growth
propagated by Bros. Norton, Dwyer ct al.
However, as they were satisfied with their
share Of the crop, the people of La Sale
county In turn should feel satisfied that the
growing Of the crop has cost them no more
than 1t has. But the famous gardeners
will hardly have the satisfaction they anti.
cipated of seeing any one Of their ret roses
fade out from public view as completely as
they have.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-10-29

The red flag species of Socialists don't
want the earth, They only want the land
and the lager. The rest of the folks can
have the water.-Niles City Blizzard
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Since the last issue of the FREE TRADER
there have been two very excellent plays
at the Opera House. On Saturday evening
Beatrice Leib played to very small au-
dience the excellent melo drama entitled
"Infatuation." The evening was the worst
that was possible, being cold, and the rain
falling In torrents. Those who were there
were we'll paid for coming out In the rain.
The performance was really one of the best
of the season. The company Is a good one,
and when it comes TO Ottawa again we
hope 1t will happen on better day, when
II will be assured of full house.
Louis James played Monday evening the
old standby, "Virginius." To say that 1t
was good would be indeed but weak praise.
Mr.. James Is an actor of national reputa-
ton, and Ottawa was lucky TO get him
here. His performance last Monday eve
ming was ahead of either Keene or Min,
and takes rank with Booth and Barrett
His voice is not only very,deep and strong,
but also has ineness of infection and In
tonation which Keene has very little Of,
and which Min misses entirely. Mr.. James
Is also magnificent specimen of physical
manhood, which adds very greatly to his
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r w.BREwER, Attorney and Counselor al
IL. Law. and Notary Public Rooms ., q ~, operS
House Block. Ottawa, Ill.
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ZOLLLAND,A Attorney and Coun.
IL selor at Law. Office in Postoffce BLOCK. Ottawa,
Illinois. maroH
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rC G. TRENARY, Attorney al Law. Once
RlocS Ottawa III iunS
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professional UarDa.

~ w. w. BLAKE, Attorney and Counselor
". at Law. Room l6, Opera House Block, Ottawa
Ill. All legal business promptly attended TO. janA
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JRssK Il. RU9KR. n. kILbUkN.
u UG ER &, kIIIBURN, Attorneys Coun
N seiors at Law; also Notary Public. ONCE In Fut
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rCHOS. G. FULLERTON, Attorney al
west OF Court House Janl3
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~ 6RIGGS, Attorney and Counselor 81 Law
". Office In Lynch's block, Main street. Ottawa, ILL.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-14
SHUT OUT.
Detroit Presents St. Louis with Nine
Elegant Goose Eggs in a Strictly
Professional Manner.
The Fourth Game Played at PIsssburg
Results In Score of Eight
10 Nothing.
New Orleans Races Postponed-Tyo GAL
weston Ball Clubs TO Play for
Good sizUd Stakes.
Base BAH.
THREE TO ONE.

P1TTsBURG. Pa, Oct. 13.-Detroit won
the fourth game OF the world champion
snip series played here to-dsy. Three
thousand people were present. The vic
tory was an easy one for the League club
who nevertheless played q wonderful
game, shutting St. Louis out. King
pitched for the Browns snd they were
oatted freely from tne start, Detroit
scoring four runs in the first innings.
st. Louis made only two hits of Bald
win. Magnificent fielding cut of many
hits OF the Browns. In the first inning
Richardson's lines to left passed O'NIel
and he made second, CAMEL and Rowe
went out. rhompsOn's hit passed Rob-
inson for double snd Richardson second.
unlap made Z one Dagger and stole to
second, and on Burnett's single to left
White and Dunlap scored. Hanlon re-
tired the side.
Latham for the Browns fouled out,
Gleason died on first and O'Nsil hit ssie,
passed Dunlap, but Comisky struck out
Detroit scored again In tie second ona
hit and out and passed on wild throw OF
Gleason. In the fifth on Dunlsp's three
Dagger and al out and twice in the sixth
on Dunlap's three-bagger and en- out and
twice in the sixth on an error Of Gleason,
& steel, three-bagger by Rowe, & passed
ball and Thompson's single.
The Browns only got one man as far as
third, Bushong in the fifth. The faIding
OF White, Dunlap and r 1--WE and Thomp-
sons batting were the features of the
game.
THE SCORE.
I Bn1Ioit s..'.....,..,.,,1 ? 3 g.
st. louis .:::...o 80
Base hits-Detroit,l2; St. Louis, ..
Errors-Detroit, i; st. Louis, g.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Oct. 13--Indian-
apolis, 6; Cleveland, /.
WAsHINGToN, Oct. 13.-Wsshington, 3
Metropolitans, 6.
BALL AT GALVESTON.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Oct. 1.-THE man
agement OF the Island City BsIl Club
have accepted challenge to play the
GalvestoDs for $3.50. The game will
come of Sunday evening. Both clubs
are strengthening their teams in antici-
pation OF hard battle. The feeling be-
tween the hackers of both mines runs
very high, and it is thought as much as
$4,000 will be wagered on the game. The
G3lvestons have secured Dushane and
Howard, formerly with the Houston
Heratds.
AUSTIN ATHLETICS DEFEAT THE WACOs.7
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, Tex, Oct. 13.-The Waco
team and the Athletics OF Austin PLAYED
here to-day. The Athletics won, the
score being Is to IL. The game was ex-
ceptionally poor, but there was 8 vast
crowd present.